
If you don't know what a French Bouvier (also called a Bouvier des Flandres) is, don't feel bad. I didn't either. If you're really motivated, you can read more about them here. If not, I'll just tell you they're sort of like Great Dane-size Schnauzers.
Della came over to my "studio" for a shoot at the beginning of this week. I was a little worried about it because she has a tendency to drool excessively when she gets nervous. And because she was adopted at age three by her current owner (who is also my lovely grandmother), she has a less than ideal history and can be a little timid about things. I thought I'd have to spend a good half hour coercing her onto the set, but she seemed quite happy to be my model for an afternoon. The drooling did start eventually, and at first I incessantly wiped it up between shots. After a while, though, I decided that maybe her drool wasn't unsightly after all. It's just a part of who she is, drooly dog. She is also an extraordinarily sweet dog, truly a gentle giant.

3 comments:
I love Bouvier des Flandres! Della is a beautiful girl and again I think we are going to need to do a "studio" shoot sometime, great job!
You are so good! I love your work, I'm so jealous of pet photographers. I just can't seem to get it :)
Thanks! I just used the font tool in photoshop with ckbecky font.
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